The show was co-created by Paul Fusco, who was also the voice of the star, ALF. Fusco created the character from a puppet he had in his house. He used the puppet to play tricks and pranks on family ...

ALF was one of the strangest but most beloved sitcoms of all time. A creation of the 1980s, ALF premiered on September 22, 1986, running on NBC for four seasons. It was the perfect show for its era, ...

The science fiction comedy sitcom ALF got canceled before long. Running from just 1986 until 1990, the NBC series made a true mark on television thanks to the unusual subject matter and very memorable ...

For children of the late 80's and early 90's, a TV staple was that of ALF, a sitcom that featured a puppet alien, voiced and created by Paul Fusco, who crash landed in the garage of a suburban family.

Gordon Shumway crash-landed into American living rooms in 1986, becoming the wisecracking, cat-obsessed alien we knew simply as ALF. The NBC sitcom captivated audiences with its premise of a furry ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. ALF is back. And he’s shilling for video doorbells. The alien puppet (ALF is an acronym for Alien Life Form) has been revived for ...

The actors on a hit family sitcom struggled with brutal hours, “dysfunctional” relationships and playing “second fiddle” to a puppet. The irreverent family puppet comedy was hugely popular with ...

Maybe ALF really stands for A Loudmouthed Freak? The furry extraterrestrial 1980s puppet hitherto relegated to the dustbins of pop culture is suddenly back in the headlines after a newly surfaced ...

Cat eating interplanetary wiseguy ALF was a primetime television fixture of the mid to late 1980s but these days, apart from occasional syndicated re-runs, a horrendous spinoff and random t-shirt ...

The irreverent family puppet comedy was hugely popular with audiences over its four year run, despite having an offbeat premise and a brown, furry, extraterrestrial star. But one of the main actors in ...